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January 1866. ‘Out in the Snow’

Figure descriptions
The poem title, “JANUARY”, is formed from snow. A crowd of boys and men gather around the letters to have a snow ball fight. They gather and throw snow balls. The letters are approximately four times the height of the surrounding figures. In the background, multiple figures build a snowman. At the right side of the illustration, a man skates on a frozen body of water. There are buildings and trees in the distant background. Mistletoe grows in the bottom-right corner of the illustration, and tangled branches are piled in the bottom-left corner of the illustration. The numbers “1866” are formed from ice and hang from the branches. Small branches form a partial figurative border around the bottom-right corner of the illustration. 1/2-page illustration contained within a single-ruled border.
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